THE MUSICAL ENGLISH SYSTEM

THE MUSICAL ENGLISH SYSTEM (Rafael)

 The musical english and American SYSTEM is represented by an abbreviation of the name of the notes representted with letters. The musical notes receive his name across letters and as Mnemonic rule could be:
• A = LA
• B = SI
• C = DO
• D = RE
• E = MI
• F = FA
• G = SOL
An alphabetic Score “Seikilos´s epitaph”


Like a CURIOSITY
 An our System uses a five-line called staff. A staff (or stave, in British English) of written music generally begins with a clef ((((Clave)))) which indicates the position of one particular note on the staff as curiosity to stand out G clef was originally a letter G.

For example, The Evolution of the G clef



 Notes in English British and English American:











We are going to do the practice – “IT GUESSES THE SONGS” -

The musical English system

 I am going to explain to you the musical English system because it is quite different from ours.

 The Practice:

 Rhythm of the music: Crotchet – Quaver “Beams Notes” and Semiquaver (((with ball pen on the table))) --- two quavers and one Crochet (“We will rock you”):



 Melody with musical English System



Campanitas del lugar
/// A – A - E – E – F- F- E ////
“Bells of the place”

Chocolate
/// G – G – A – G // G – G –A – G ////
“Chocolate, Mill”

Himno a la Alegría
/// B – C – D – D – C – B – A – G – G – A – B – B – A – A ////
“The Anthem to the Apiñes”

CUMPLEAÑOS FELIZ
/// C – C – D – C – F – E ////
“Happy Birthday“






Rafael Medina Sánchez